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ARTICLE · 19 DECEMBER 2023

Revealing AI Insights: Four Lessons That Altered My Professional Viewpoint

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Having purchased a subscription to an AI chatbox service, a member of our Professional Indemnity team discusses their findings to shed light on both the capabilities and limitations of AI technology.

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Sarah Khan
Sarah Khan

Having purchased a subscription to an AI chatbox service, a member of our Professional Indemnity team discusses their findings to shed light on both the capabilities and limitations of AI technology.

When tasked to write a series of articles highlighting new challenges faced by clients, I was keen to explore AI's potential impact on the professional service industry. I invested in a subscription of Chatbox, a chatbot powered by ChatGPT-4, and document my experience below. While the experience reinforced some assumptions, it also offered some surprising lessons.

This article aims to offer my personal perspective on both the capabilities and limitations of AI technology.

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